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SPELLING BOOK,
CAREFULLY PREPARED FOR
FAMILY AND SCHOOL USE.
BY
A. OE V. CHAUDRON.
MOBILE : ^
S. H. OOKTZEL.
1864.
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Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1863, by
S. H. GOETZEL,
in tlie Clerk'e Office of the District Court of Alabama, for the
Confederate States of America.
J. Y. Thompson, Printer — Mobile, Alabama.
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:^HAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
PART II.
WORDS OF ONE LETTER.
A.
I.
.
WORDS OF TWO LETTERS.
LESSON 1st.
an
be
as he at
me
ah
we
an ye do
LESSON 2d.
so
on
be
OX my or
us
oil
up
by go no
LESSON 3d:
do
oh
it
is he we
no 1
ah
or
he an of
i>y
LESSON 4th.
IS
by
up on m
it
do
go
I up is
to
Note. — The re-spelling of these words of two letters
is intentional. It is a less wearisome form of repetition
than that of conning the same lesson over and over.
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if
is
of
lie
go
oh
it
to
is
of
CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
LESSON 5th.
me in
we it
go to we
11
it
up
by
s?
LESSON
6th.
is
do
we
in
go
do
it.
me
of
an
LESSON
7th.
an
go
in
my
OX
do
he
go
my
if
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CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
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m
Cow.
Ass.
E'1
Eagrle.
Boat.
F
Flowers;
Ifi
Inn.
M
Mortar.
Q
Quail
U
TJr ■.
J
Jug.
N
Negro.
R
Robin.
Victory.
Gloves.
Key.
Oyster.
Si
Stove.
W)
r i
"Wool.
Dog.
Horse.
Lamb.
Pig.
T
Table.
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LESSON 8th.
an so so if
I we he do
am ox we to
to bj
LESSON 9th.
he is to be
to me bj me
do so on it
to be by it
to me go up ^
LESSON 10th.
I am is he?
is it? go ye
to me to it
in it if so
my ox by it
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CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
ba
be
bi
bo
bu
by
ac
ec
ic
oc
uc
LESSON nth.
SYLLABLES OF TWO LETTERS.
da
do
di
do
du
dy
fa
fe
fi
fo
fu
fy
LESSON 12th.
ag
eg
ig
og
ug
ab
eb
ib
ob
ub
ma
me
mi
mo
mu
mv
ap
ep
ip
op
up
LESSON 13th.
Review.
If I am to go, so is he.
Is he to go on it by me \
Am I to go by my ox 1 O! no.
Is he to go, or am I to go I
Is it I, or is it he?
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PART III.
LESSON 1st.
Words
of
Three Letters formed by a
Words already learned:
Prefix to
an
an
am
in
b-an
p-an
d-am
b-in
c-an
r-an
h-ain
d-in
f-an
t-an
r-am
k-in
m-an
v-an
y-am
g-in
LESSON 2d.
in
at
at
t-
•in ,
bat m-
-at
p-
in
c-at r
-at
S-
-in •
f-at s
-at
w-
-in
h-at p
-at
LESSON 3d.
it
it
ox
or
b-it
n-it
b-ox
f-or
f-it
s-it
f-ox
n-or
h-it
p-it
p-ox
k-it
w-it
'LESSON 4th.
Words formed by a Suffi
z to Words Already i
Learned.
be
do
he
no
be-d
do-e
he-m
no-d
be-g
. do-g
b^-n
no-g
be-n
do-n
he-r
ho-r
be-t
do-t
he-w
no-t
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LESSON 5th.
SO
so-b
*o
to-e
go
go-b
we
we-b
so-^d
to-w
go-d
we-d
so-n
to-n
go-t
we-n
so-t
to-p
we-t
LESSON 6th.
P
romiscuous Words of Three Letters.
add
bad
had
gad
lad
pad
gad
cab
bag
gag
hag
nag
bar
car
far
mar
mad
tab
rag
jar
LESSON
7th.
tar
cap
nap
caw
par
gap
rap
daw
war
fag
wag
rap
lap
. map
sap
pap
tap
jaw
maw
law
LESSON
8tb.
paw
raw
lax
tax
bay
day
may
nay
taw
wax
%^Y
say
saw
has
wan
wad
hay
lay
ray
way
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LESSON 9th.
ant
ebb
bed
bee
and
ell
fed
fee
art
elm
led
lee
*^rra
end
red
see
are
err
wed
key
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LESSON ioth.
lea
den
pen^^
beg
sea
fen
ten
keg
pea
hen ^
wen
leg ,
, tea
men
vex
,^gg
yea
ken
sex
peg
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LESSON 11th.
bet
jet
dew
jew
get
set
few
pew
let
1 et
hew
yew
met
wet
mew
gem
net
yet
new
hem
LESSON 12th.
bib
bid
kid
jig
fib
did
rid
big
nib
hid
fix
fig
rib
lid
miXj,
dig
sip
raid
six
gig
LESSON 13th.
pig
bog
hod
cob
rig
dog
pod
hob
wig
fog
odd
mob
him
hog
sod
sob
rim
log
rod
fob
n
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CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
LESSON 14th.
Review.
A Dew Hat.
An old hen.
A fat cat.
A red top.
I see you.
LESSON 15th.
hop
hot
sow
fop
lot
how
mop
not
bow
pop
rot
cow
the
pot
DOW
LESSON 16th.
bun
gun
bug
dun
pun
dug
fun
run
hug
nun
cup
J"g
sun
pup
mug
LESSON 17th.
aye
die
all
dye
pie
are
eye
vie
art
rye
lie
ask'
lye
ice
ark
ink
imp
ill
its
inn
LESSON 18th.
oak . out
oar ^ one
old owl
owe oft
own off
See my pet dog.
He ate an Qgg.
I had a fig. '^
He has a gun.
Ann has a fan.
bud
cud
mud
rum
sum
but
cut
hut
nut
rut
eat
eel
ear
eve
ewe
fir
sir
dip
lip
sip
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LESSON
19th.
boy
fur
jam
fly
giun
tub
sup
roe
dam
rub
yam
ire
urn
hub
two
use
cur
hum
foe
our
ass
was
woe
who
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LESSON
20th.
why
mow
sty
fry
low
pry
cot
elf
shy
she
wry
buy
due
ale
cry
ore
tow
too
end
shv
ply
hue
dry
oil
LESSON 21st.
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Review.
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I did not see it, but Ann saw it.
A big cat ate up a fat rat.
The ape is sly, and so is the old fox.
My hat was wet, but now it is dry.
I put my pen and my top on the mat.
The hen, the cow, and the dog ran.
The pig and the doe are in the sty.
Tom saw the ewe on a bed of hay.
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CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
PART IV.
WORDS OF FOUR LKTTKRS.
. LESSON 1st.
Plural of words already learned.
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tubs
owls
lies
buds
arms
pups
eyes
lips
nutsw
sums
keys
oaks
buns
cups
ears
pies
tops
urns
pigs
eels
LE
cows
mugs
SSON 2d.
bray
bark
claw
bill
dray
dark
draw
fill
flay
lark
flaw
hill
gi'ay
mark
slaw
mill
pray
hark
craw
rill
play
park
cram
will
LE
SSON 3d.
beat
feel
dear
book
heat
peel
fear
cook
feat
keel
hear
hook
meat
reel
near
look.
neat
heel
rear
rook
seat
free
tear
took
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LESSON 4th.
bare
band
best
bake
care
hand
jest
cake
hare
land
lest
lake
fare
sand
nest
make
mare
wand
test
rake
pare
want
vest
take
LESSON 5th.
bold
bend
bane
dine
cold
lend
cane
fine
hold
mend
lane
line
fold
tend
mane
mine
sold
sand
pane
vine
told
wend
sane
wine
LESSON 6th.
• hive
boat
ball
blot
hire
doat
fall
plot
fire
goat
hall
spot
mire
coat
gall
bull
tire
moat
tall
pull
wire
plow
wall
full
LESSON 7th.
Ri
iview.
Bo3's
like to spin
tops, and play
in the
sand.
They
like, too, to fly a kite, or to beat
a drum,
or to kick
a foot-ball.
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LESSON 8tb.
bell
dell
fell
sell
tell
well
liour
sour
gout
pout
good
wood
bore
core
more
pore
sore
shoe
date
fate
gate
hate
mate
cage
deal
heal
peal
meal
weal
teal
LESSON 9th.
beat food
feat mood
heat fool
meat tool
seat ' room^
peat loom
LESSON 10th.
fain brat
lain flat
main gnat
pain that
rain , spat
vain ' shad
h^nk
mink
pink
sink
wink
zinc
bone
cone
lone
code
mode
rode
blot
plot
shot
spot
trot
boat
LESSON 11th.
Review.
I am glad that my dear girl is good.
She will go with me to ride next week,
when I go to town to buy her a new doll.
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LESSON
12th.
dart
span
dace
brag
hart
bran
face
crag
mart
plan
mace
drag
part
scan
pace
stag
tart
scar
race
flag
cart
star
lace
flax
LESSON
13th.
clap
gasp
bang
bent
flap
hasp
gang
dent
trap
rasp
hang
lent
slap
path
fang
rent
soap
. bath
rang
sent
wrap
wasp
LES
sang
went
SON
14th. .
kick
dint
bolt
back
lick
hint
dolt
hack
rick
lint
colt
lack
sick
mint
note
sack
pick
sift
rote
tack
wick
lift
vote
rack
LES
SON
15th.
Review.
It is warm to-day
, and I will go with Ann
in the cool wood t
play. Tom will take
us in
his cart, if we d
D not like to
walk.
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LESSON 16th.
flee hiss skip dead
tree kiss quit head
fish miss sigh text
' dish lisp high next
wish wisp knit desk
free risk race hose
LESSON 17th.
dirt crop dock bide
bird drop cock side
gird slop . hock ride
dirk stop mock wide
girl frog sock nine
girt g^og lock pine
LESSON 18th.
inch born bard buck
itch corn lard duck
grit horn hard tuck
quit milk pard suck
pipe fork card malt
wipe cork yard salt
LESSON 19th.
Review.
Here is a fitne crop of corn.
Corn is good both for us and the cows,
Now drop some seed for your bird.
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LESSON 20th.
Words of Four Litters divided into Two Sylluhlcs.
]\Ia-ry
ti-(1y
lu)-ly
bo-iiy
po-ny
ba-by
Col-in
o-val
vi-al
o-ver
di-al
a-gne
E-den
ar-niy
i-ron
ty-ro
li-ny
re-al
LESSON 23(3.
Review.
Your pony trots very fast.
Tbe lady with the baby is on the sofa.
El-la
Au-na
Em- ma
ro-sv
lil-y
he-ro
po-sy
du-ty
ev-er
ax-es
11 -my
la-zy
ma-ny
la-dy
pa- pa
ma- ma
sa-go
fu-el
LESSON 21st..
Me-ta
A-bel
My-ra
to-ry
so-lo
li-ar
a-pex
ox- en
so-fa
va-ry
ax-is
j-jo-et
wa-ry
ev-er
• li-on
a-ble
pi-ca
. na-vy
LESSON 22d.
Ed-na
To-by
Sa-ra
po-em
ba-zy
bi-as
di-et
pit-y
on-ly
ma-zy
ver-y
o-pen
ea-sy
\ in-to
ed-dy
ri-ot.
ru-m
co-py ^
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LESSON 24th.
Ro-sa
Lu-na
Ze-no
Al-ma
oil-y
a] -urn
i-d!e
o-nyx
fa-ry
at-om
ri-ot
i-clol
pu-ny
eii-vy
al-so
e-c'lio
u-nit
ax-le
ha-lo
la-va
a-gue
bu-ry
o-val
a-cre
JVords
A-vow
o-bey
a- wry
a-las
de-ny
LESSON 2oth.
Accented on the Second Syllabi e.
De-fy Ju-ly 0-mit
afar a-kin up-on
es- y a-way
a-jar
un-do
al-ley
re-ly
a-bet
a-bed
a-gog
LESSON 26th.
Revieiv.
Rosa is idle.
It is a pity.
I have a lily.
He is a poet.
The door is open.
She saw a lion.
Do not deny it.
Alttia is very tidy.
The riot is over.
I rely upon you.
Do not go away.
I hear the echo.
Oolin is lazy.
He is in the Army
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CHAIJDRON'8 SPELLING BOOK. 27
PART V.
WORDS OF FIVE LETTERS.
LESSON
1st.
Plural
of Words already learned.
drays
craws
canes
hours
larks
bills
hares
fools
marks
bills
nests
bones
parks
seats
goods
woods
claws
tears
blots
rooks
flaws
books
gates
balls
J.ES80N
2d.
brain
grave
light
plate
chain
brave
fight
crate
grain
crave
might
grate
slain
shave
night
slate
braid •
slave
sight
prate
drain
stave
tight
state
Li^ttttUiN'
3d.
g^are
taste
trace
nitch
scare
baste
grace
bitch
share
baste
place
ditch
spare
paste
space
hitch
snare
waste
brace
pitch
stare
yeast
chase
witch
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CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
LESSON 4th,
blush
saint
tramp
brand
crush
faint
scamp
stand
brush
paint
cramp
grand
couch
snail
thank
catch
pouch
frail
plank
latch
vouch
quail
flash
patch
LESSON 5th.
mouth
quake
tron-t
broth
south
snake"
stout
doth
crack
choke
crape
pound
hack
spoke
shape
sound
drank
blade*
trade
point
flank
spade
shade
joint
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LESSON 6th.
hoist
dance
punch
fence
moist
lance .
lunch
pence
shawl
beach
flame
chest
crawl
teach
blame
blest
clown
least
clung
• fresh
-»- drown
beaist
flung
fles-h
LESSOJC 7th.
Review.
The fight to place in the woods.
See the clown leap over the fence.
The fool left his spade on the beach.
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crown
sharp
scarf
scout
smart
snail
storm
wealth
scorn
clasp
brass
sound
dress
wedge
speck
press
hedge
spent
LESSON 8th,
north
thorn
torch
short
barge
start
watch
brawl
horse
sauce
fault
LESSON 9th.
yield
grasp
chief
niece
grief
piece
queen
queer
siege
sheep
speer
sheet
LESSON 10th,
theft
swell
guest
swept
spell
sweat
nerve
sperm
verse
shirt
serve
skirt
shanie
crown
S{)6ut
straw
heart
shout
guilt
sleep
sweet
built
sweep
quilt
flirt
birth
chirp
third
purse
pound
LESSON nth.
Rcvicic.
The slave found a purse in the ditch.
I was in great haste to catch ipy horse.
Yo-ur niece is a very sweet girl.
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CHAUDRON'S
SPELLING BOOK.
LESSON
12th.
Bride
Siiiile
Since
Churn
drake
-*
crime
globe
vault
braid
plume
stile
wa'tz
smoke
twine
bunch
wharf
pride
spike
squaw
fault
swine
^
young
match
quivrt
LESSON
13rh.
dwarf
thief
spitie
twice
scald
teeth '
trick
spite
voice
bread
snipe
rhyme
small
wheel
prize
nurse
cream
death
white
print
peach
birch
thj'rae
thick
' LESSON
14th.
price
toast
block
fruit
curse
gourd
stool
you(h
floor
coach
goose
'spool
whist
frost
trunk
flour
groan
frock
glove
house
court
sloop
croup
mouse
LESSON 15th.
^ Rcvieio.
This flour will not make white bread.
I see the small mouse near the old
trunk.
lie went in the sloop in spite of the
storm.
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LESSON
16th,
Clean
AVheat
Shore
1^1 mp
fiend
chair
blaze
since
three
' field
store
whine
steel
crane
vaunt
scowl
creek
grind ,
mince
s^iell
fleet
stove .
child
* drunk
LESSON
17th.
brick
swear
laugh
stick
rinso
stone
rough
strap
?*pice
grape
cough
ti-ail
chest
dough
tough
stage
green
gauze
weave
chant
creep
steak
501^
sleet
ISth.
kneel
LESi:
tooth
steed
theft
climb
knife
feast
tenth
ghost
there
leave
guess
porch
curse
guide
spoon
sword
flusk
cheer
fetch
write
"parch
dream
mirth
cloak
LESSON 19th.
Review,
This wheat field is quite green.
The child ate his peach with some cream.
The boys went to swim in the creek.
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LESSON 20Mi.
DISSYLLABLES.
TVords Accented on the First Syllable.
A- corn
Ba-ker
Fa-ta.l
Ta-ble ;
slia-dy
a-pron
la-bel
Vva-fer
wa-ttT
ca-per
fa-vor
wager
gru-el
ca-ble
na-val
va-por
po-ker
era-zy
pa -per
ta-per
an-gel
fa-ble
- ra-zor
^k^ .
sli-my
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LESSON 21st.
vi-per
lu-na
re -gal
gi-ant
fe-ver
eider
lo-cal
final
ne-gro
ti-ger
le-gal
bi-ble
ce-dar
maker
vo-cal
al-ley
bri-er
sa-tan
tri-al
ad-der
mu-sic
pu-pil
pa- pal
an-vil
LESSON 22d.
ankle
hab-it
val-Lie
cu-pid
an-ger
ca-rol
val-or
al-tar
as- pen
fan-cy
man-ly
spi-cey
bad-ly
jal-ap
rav el
mi ser
cab-in
man -go
sat-in
li-lao
can-dy
mag-ic.
aw-ful
medal
Review.
The n
oly Bibl
e is the
very best " of
books.
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LESSON 23d.
■ Nev-er
Taw ny
Doz-en
Ca-lyx
iner-ry
aft-er
col -or
cam-el
eagle
emp-ty
on -ion
su-gar
ber-ry
ferry
mon-ey
9a-ter
eas-el
often
wag-on
eat-er
le ver
cm -el
rOy-al
pi-ous
LESSON 24tb.
Wbrds
Accented
071 the Second Syllable.
Oa-nal
En-act
Be- gin
E-lect
a-bash
op-set
un-bar
a-mass
a-dapt
ci-^ar
ab-bor
e-rect
a-dopt
re-lax
a-dorn
ex eel
ca-bal
a-part
ca-det
ex-pel
a-mend
im-pel
re-pel
un-fed
LESSON 25tb.
A-gain
Un-pin
In-wr«
En -joy
in-ert
ex-ist
a-long
an-noy
in-fer
un-til •
a-cute
de-coy
un-tie
a-dore
a-mnse
al-loy
inter
e-lope
a-bove
re-pel
re-ply
a-lone
a-n?ong"
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m-urn
Review.
The merry cadet had a cane in his
hand, and a cigar in his mouth.
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34 CHAUDRON'S ISPELLING BOOK.
PART VI.
DISSYLLABLES OF SIX LETTERS.
LESSON 1st.
Words accented o?i tlie First Syllahle.
^
Car- pet
Sad-die
Love-ly
gar-den
, caa-dle
wil-low
clar-et
bran-dy
wal-nut
• let-ter
•pep-per
but-ter
grav-el
bat-tie
sis-ter
pup-py
ken-nel
bat-ter
dol-lar
•^ oys-ter
cir-cus
sil-ver
pew-ter
bon-net
bul-let
neph-ew
for-est
LESSON 2cl.
Doc-tor
Dj^n-ner
Bri-dle
par-lor
drag- on
ves-sel
sun- day
pot-ash
arm-let
Mon-day
cat- nip
rab-bit
twen-ty
read-ing
gar-gle
bod -kin
frol-ic
bob-bin
tal-low
■ . da^-ger
vic-tor
tar- get
mat- ting
col-lar
pil-low
pop-lar
let-ter
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Bri-aie
bish-op
tur-tle
tur-key
sup- per
lis-ten
tur-nip
shov-el
mon-key
moth-er
Ger-man
fro-zeii
ci-pher
gob-let
ab-bess
gal- Ion
ves-per
gai-ter
rnir-ror
mo r- tar
LESSON
Fri-day
bar-rel
bar- row
fen-der
won-der
stin-gy
win-ter
pur- pie
pul-pit
mi n- now
3d.
LESSON
Far-mer
coop-er
gro-c€r
kern-el
mark-et
gut-t^r
gam-ble
y el-low
mar-ble
sun-set
Dip-per
mas-ter
fath-er
cous-in
dan-ger
Cray -on
mur-der
mem-ber
bel-low
ket-tle
4th.
Bor-der
sau-cer
cot-ton
buQ-dle
sig-nal
iod-der
cav-ern
wan-der
heav-en
gan-der
LESSON 5th.
Review.
The grocer has a gallon of fine brandy.
A silver goblet stood on the marble
table.
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LESSON 6th.
Rid-dle ^Gos-pel Mil-ler
val-ley set-ter pot-ter
nim-ble . sen-ate saw-yer
si-lent so r- row tin-ner
flovv-er par-rot tailor
cor-ner en-si^fn sin-ner
arch er rad-ish hor-net
mor-sel win-dow kid-ney
LESSON Vr.J.
Ser-raon Driv-er Fee-ble
si nipple spi-der ' frisk-y
t^ini-ble act-ive sum-mer
por-ter hor-rid bar-ren
nee-dle en-gine gal-lop
iiap-kin lim-ber rat-tie
bal-lad fin-ger ram-rod
muf-fin gin-ger pis-tol
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LESSON 8th.
Jievieio.
The farmer has flowers in his garden.
We had a turtle and a turkey for
dinner.
My father has sent his cotton to Mobile.
My cousin -ate bread and butter for
supper. M
The monkey was frozen to death near
the gutter.
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LESSON 9th.
Slid -den Mut-ton Pret-ty
for-mer * pin-der car-bon
ab-sent no-tice ban-ner
greas-y mns-lin cor-set
fin-ish bit-ter vel-vet
hnm-ble * bot-tom tur-bot
piiz-zle no-tion mal-ice
an-swer vir-tue hel-met
LESSON 10th.
Rob-ber .
Bee-tie
Mor-tar
sim-ple
cant-er
musk-et
gim-let
ham-per
car- rot
mar- row
pup- pet
gar-lie
pan -try
1 in-net
se-cret
rag-ged
mag- pie
cit-ron
cat-tie
pig- eon
cof-fee
tas-sel
stol-en
cof-fin
LESSON nth.
Review,
A saddle of mutton.
Two pretty white pigeons.
A helmet and a banner.
Tiie citron and the myrtle.
This coffee is bitter.
The robber had a musket.
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CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
LESSON 12th
Monosyllables of Six
Thread
church
spread
spring
sprain
thrash
strain
scrape
shrink
launch
Christ
friend
wealth
strike
scythe
prince
string
should
plague
snatch
Grange
hearth
caught
warmth
grease
fought
square
taught
stream
branch
Letters.
Breath
cheese
sleeve
twelve
screen
sneSze
breast
speecli
grieve
sliriek
LESSON
Quince
shears
shrimp
twitch
spring
switch
sponge
breeze
tongue
fringe
13th.
French
bridge
chintz
scorch
ground
school
scream
preach
choice
hoarse
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PART VII.
• u
TRISYLLABLES OF FOUR, FIVE,
A\D SEVEN
LETTERS.
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LESSON 1st.
Words
Accented on the 'First
Syllable.
A-re-a
Po-e-sy
Cal-i-co
i-ro-ny
ii-ni-ty
fam-i-ly
i-vo-ry
% a-the-ist
mal-a-dy
cle-i-ty
ma-ni-a
par-o-dy
id i-ot
bod'-i-ly
van-i-ty
op-e-ra
iiia-ui-ac
ar-te-ry
o-pi-ate
8g-o-ny
san-i-ty
sal-a-ry
an-nu-al
me-ni al
o-ri-ole
an-i-mal
pe-ri-od
av-e-nue
ap-a-thy
me-di-uin
LESSON 2d.
The-o-ry
Eq-ui-ty
0-pos-sum
ben-e-fit
ev-e-ry
ar-mo-ry
cu-po-la
ver-i-fy
cas-ii-al
mu-ti-ny
bur-i-al
can-o-py
u-su-ty
vi-o-let
ar-a-ble
pu-ri-fy
in-jn-ry
cit-a-del
zo-di-ac
in-fa-my
al-ka-li
vo-ta-ry
dim-i-ty *
pa-( i-fy
eb-o-ny
o-di-ous
av-a-bio
el-e-gy
o-di-iim
dep-n-ty
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CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK.
•LESSON 3d.
Words Accented on the Second Syllable,
I-de-a
a-re-na
hy-e-na
o-me-ga
ar-ma-da
a-wa-ken
mo-sa-ic
in-va-sion
e-va-sion
tor-na-do
In-sip-id
a-bu-sive
vi-ra-go
a-cu-men
re-fu-sal
pa-go-da
oc-ta-vo
de-vel-op
e-ter-nal
in-qui-ry
Pi-a-no
vol-ca-no
en-am-el
ex-act-ly
e -las-tic
mu-lat-to
pi-az-za
in-hab-it
to-bac-co
po-ta-to •
Cos-met-ic
un-e-ven
ro-man-tic
sa-li-va
re-vi-val
a-sy-lum
de-liv-er
e-nig-ma
e-pis-tle
o-pin-ion
LESSON 4tb.
Cre-a-tor Oc-to-ber
un-ea-sy
e-lys-ian
u-teii-sil
e-lix-ir
pi-men-to
in-her-it
re-cov-er
sa-tir-ic
ex-ot-ic
i-tal-ic
e-di~tion
do-mes-tic
de-iii-al
qiii-e-tus
mo-las ses
tor-pe-do
ar-ri-val
in-va-sion
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PART VIII.
DI>SSYLLABLES OF SEVEN LETTERS.
LESSON 1st. •
WortTs Accented on the First SyllahJe.
Blaiik-et
cam -brie
cab-bage
pea-cock
cham-ber
sea-weed
paint- er
thun-der
Var-nish
stu-dent
selfish
cap-tain
pub-lish
slan-der
nour-ish
cher-ish
Turn -bier
bladder
sbud-der
slen-der
bhjn der
sbel-ter
chap-ter
flan-nel
LESSON 2d.
Harness
chick-en
dol-phin
per-fect
sub-ject
sher-bet
schol-ar .
pain-ful
Sad-dler
lob-ster
mon-ster
scra-per
Ian-tern
rub-bish
furnish
scar-let
Crick-et
sol-dier
gar-ment
trum-pet
skil-let
prairie
dray- man
pay-ment
-LESSON 3d.
Review.
A peacock is a superb fowl.
The scholar has made a blunder.
This is a very painful subject to me.
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LESSON 4th.
Words Accented on the Second Syllable.
Bro-cade ' Ex-plain Mis-laid
gri-mace for-lorn gen-tecl
for-sake per- form gran-dee
cba-rade be- reave suc-ceed
re-place con-geal con-demn
pre-vail dis-ease at-lempt
re-frain ' mis-lead con-fess
pla-card can-teen con-sent
LESSON 5th.
Ma-chine Dis-turb Sur-vive
dis-pute en-twine for-give
sin-cere in-quire dis-miss
in-stead de-prive ex-tinct
con-cern de-light in-iiict
con-vert de-spise sac-cess
ob-serve suf-fice con-dole
re-verse pre-side con-sole
LESSON 6th.
Review.
I can not attempt to console him.
I will prevail upon her to replace it.
Forgive me, for I am sincere;
He has mislaid his canteen.
We hear of your success with deUght.
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43
PART IX.
WORDS OF EIGHT LETTERS.
LESSON 1st.
Dissyllables Accented on tlie First Syllable,
Neig-h-bor
day-break
charm-ing
dark-Ties3
gracious
grate-fiil
lame-ness
dan-druff
head-ache
Stock-ing
glow-worm
grand-sou
glad-ness
sand-wich,
flash-ing
com-merce.
thank-ful
snap-pish
Hard -ware
cliar-coal
starv-ing
ward-robe
stran ger
daugh-ter
haw-thorn
brace-let
home-spun
Horse-man
shoul-der
♦ scorn-ful
south-ern
cautious
nioun-tain
watch-man
porpoise
dump-ling
LESSON 2d.
Peace-ful
foun-tain
pleas-ure
con-tract
horn-pipe
tor-toise
weak-ness
sauce-pan
whip-cord
Sleep-ing
truth-ful
splen-did
neat-ness
tijeas.-ure
threat-en
por-trait
oint-ment
snow-drop
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CHAUDKON'S SPELLING BOOK.
LESSON Sd.
Dissyllahles Accented on the Second Syllabic.
Mis-plaee
<lis"grace
es-tiasige
ac-qiia!iit
nitaiii-taiii
coiii-plaiii
dis-creet
con-tempt
In-striict
coii-Tiilse
pro-found
de-nonnce
for-swear
re-prieve
dis-tress
Ti^itli-draw
Coni-mence
con-verse
pre -serve
dis-l>iirse
trans-act
8iir-pri.se
convince
CiLs-tracit
LESSON 4th.
Coni-poiind
oI>"Striict
snr-ronnd
de-crease
per-spire
doiife-loon
Iia-rangne
re-sliiet *
Par-terre
'con«l'ront
pos1=|ione
com-plete
de-tlirone
4bre-t>ode
wltai-liold
re-sponse
JEx-eliang-e
re-trencli
con-spire
di§-nioinit
dls-prove
mis-trust
re-stralii
dis-Johit
LESSON 5th.
Review^^
The horseman will flismounfc by the
fountain. I cannot with-hold my sur-
prise at his disgrace. •
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LESSON 6th.
Monosyllahles of Seven Letters,
Freight
scratch
draught
squeeze
brought
screech
wreathe
clothes
Scourge
breadth
stretch
glimpse
through
freiizht
twelfth
breathe
Flounce
drought
strange
thought
sheathe
springe
streets
streams
LESSON 7tb.
Review,
Your daughter is charming,
His grandson is at^chool.
He was starving to death.
The sunset was splendid.
He was sleeping on the bridge.
I will meet jou at the fountain.
Her eyes were flashing with joy.
Do not misplace this sauce pan.
Their distress was profound.
I will convince him of my contempt.
My neighbor died of weakness.
He ate a sandwich and some cheese.
Her wardrobe is complete.
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PART X.
TRISYLLABLES.
LESSON 1st.
Words Accented on the First Syllahle.
Di-a-per Or-a-tor U-ni-forra
of-fi-cer iiiod'-^-ty hid-e-ous
buf-fa-lo ed-i-tor trag-e-dy
in-di-go bat-te-ry com-e-dy
jav-e-lin caval-ry a-pri-cot
em-pe-ror cel-e-ry brav-e-ry
sen-a-tor crn-el-ty fa-vor-ite
bay-o-net bof-a-ny slav-er-y
'LEfcSbU^! 2d.
Am-u-let *En>e-rald Cor-o-net
an-o-dyne ep^l^iiili^ l^ol i-day
av-a-rice her-o-ine cru-ci-fy
fac-to-ry inem-o-ry and-i-ron
gal-le-ry ven-i-son hos-pi-tal
de-cen-cy mer-cu-ry ter-ri-fy
riv-u-let li-bra-ry sen-si-ble
el-e-gant di-a-mond sev-e-ral
LESSON 3d.
Review.
She had a ring of emeralds and diamonds.
That officer Is a great favorite with his men-
The emperor has an elegant library.
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47
LESSON 4th.
Cath-o-lic
ciii-iia-inoii
lav-en-der ,
col-aii-der
geu-e-roiis
g:rid-i-roii
iniu-is-ter
caii-is-ter
Sal-i-vate
Skcl-e-toii
ciiar-ac-ter
ar-ti-clioke
co-py-lbook
mul-ber-ry
iii-iio-ceiit
dein-o-crat
Cas-ta-iiet
fa- vo- lite
ap-pe-tite
mack-er-cl
tain-a-rind
sal-i-vate
tap-es-try
tel-e-grapli
LESSON 5th.
Tes-ta-ment
iiinsk-inel-ou
cii-ciijii-ber
syi-la-t>iil>
pec-tor-al
ei-e-pliant
eq-wi-pa^e
sas-sa-fras
LESSON Gth.
Reviei^. \
Put the mackeral on the gridiron.
She gave ?Tie a musk-melon and some
syllabub. He ate an artichoke and
a cucumber. We bought a Testa-
ment and a copy-book.
Pounded sassafras leaves are used to
make gumbo.
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LESSON 7tb.
Words Accented on the SecoTicl Syllahlc.
No-vem-ber
ex-pen -sive
mis-for-time
im-pa-tient
l)o-ma-tuin
At-laii-tic
mag-ne-sia
pal-met -to
dis-cov-er
re-bel-Iion
em-broid-er
Mag-iio-lia
con-fu-sion
con-di-tion
de-li-cious
mu-si-cian
mi-li-tia
do-mes-tic
dys-pep-tic
ro-man-tic
re-pub-lic
sul-phu-ric
Sep-tem-ber
r€-mem-ber
to-geth-er
al-read-y
de-ser-ter
per-mis-sion
re-lig-ion
pro-vi-sioD
a-mus-ing
as-ton-isb
di-ges-tion
LESSON 8th.
For-get-ful
ou'-feel-ing "
ex-press-ive
at-ten-tive
con-tin-ue
dis-fig-ure
dis-cour-age
'Nar-cis-sus
im-per-fect
re-cov-er
mis-tak-en
k-
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